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March 27, 2023: EGYPT -GEOGRAPHY AND TIMELINE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - 6650 km
      - nickname: father nile
        
        because it gave life
      - built sails
      - west - east : canals
      - north : flow of river
      - south: winds/sails
      - river flooded predictably
        
        calendar was based on the floods of the river
        
        pre-flood: sow crops
        
        flood: crops were well watered
        
        post flood: collect crops
    - - east: red sea
      - north: mediterrian sea
      - seas were used for trade
    - - acts as natural protection
        
        it was a dauting task to cross the deserts with large armies
- - - - noticing patterns in the natural world, that they can adapt to and live off of
      - general consistency
      - expressing how daily life was with pictures
      - religions
      - geography
        
        source of food and water
        
        where the resources are in relation to the lives spaces/residents
- - - - deserts were hard to get through
        
        so, through water was the "best option" if one was to try and invade egypt
      - since they were well protected, not many people tried to invade
        
        this, in a way, gave egypt time to grow and enhance their technologies
  - - - used the nile river for irrigation
  - - - providing water for the humans, animals, and crops
      - keeping their soils fertile for growing crops
- - - - sold his daughter into prostitution
  - - - greatest architectural acheivement is her tomb
  - - - conquered many territories
  - - - unpredicted death prevented his burial in a royal tomb; buried in a tomb borrowed from a noble
        
        best remembered for the treasure found in his tomb
  - - - depicted a grotesque man
  - - - while still a great power, egypt was in decline
    - - also known for raising over 150 children